Amarillo Globe press release department and pricing note
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Death Toll on the Highway Grows Amid Shattered Steel
A stark reflection on road fatalities and wrecked cars. The piece contrasts war deaths with daily traffic losses, describing crumpled metal, broken glass, and blood on dashboards as death remains ever ready to claim another driver on the road.
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France
Death
Roosevelt selects Hugo Black for Supreme Court clash on South policy
The piece details President Roosevelt's choice of Hugo Black for the Supreme Court as a strategic challenge to Southern political power and the South's economic system. It notes behind the scenes deliberations, rival candidates, and the political calculus amid wage hour and anti lynching battles. It also mentions broader remarks on politics and public statements by various figures.
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Hugo Black
Supreme Court
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Senate
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Whele
Stanley Reed
Donald Riehberg
Sam Bratton
New Mexico
Mbera
House Rules Committee
Tanley Reed
Justice McReynolds
Judicial Circuit
Reed
Sutherland
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South
Modest Tennis Stars and New York Musings
A wide miscellany on modest tennis stars and celebrity tableaux. Observations from New York writers profile figures from sports, journalism, and entertainment and recount police chief Edward Valentine’s adversarial stance toward crime.
Farm girl runs 1600 acres as a teen boss farmer
Mary Ann Rasmaraski, 18, converts from convent life after her father’s death to manage 1600 acres in Kent town New York. She plows, cultivates and harvests with only mother and sisters helping milking 28 cows. Outside aid comes only during threshing. A second note mentions Takematsu Kataube starting to learn water repair at 70 after being a school teacher.
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N. Y
Mary Ann Rasmaraski
Mary Ann
Academy of Holy Names
Pienter
Mary Anos
Obaka
Japan
Takematani Kataube
Molly Milford Plans Escape To The Red Poppy
Molly Milford, wealthy and popular, seeks a thrill by visiting the Red Poppy nightclub with Wick Ross despite Brent Stuart's absence and her stepmother Donna's hopes for a marriage match. As they approach the club, Molly contemplates consequences while Wick warns of danger on the countryside road.
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Brent Stuart
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Molly
Brent
Wick Ross
Wick
Petey the Timid Rabbit Encounters a Hawk Warning
A timid young rabbit Petey senses a warning as a large hawk circles the Green Meadows. He stays hidden and survives a near encounter when the hawk drops a meadow mouse. Petey learns to heed his uneasy feeling and to watch the sky for predators.
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Petey
Rabbit
Briar-patch
Mrs. Marsh Hawk
T. W. Burgess
Exercises to Target Fat Bulges Beneath Shoulders
The article explains that excess fat can create unsightly bulges under the shoulder blades and offers special exercises to reduce this area. It recommends using a stick or wand, describes movements with ten repetitions, and notes the routine should supplement the Daily Dozen. Copyright McNaught Syndicate Inc.
Stolen Coat Sparks Courtroom Comment From Forest Edge
Fragments show a character claiming a coat was stolen from a foreage while a jeeps and jungie reference hint at a court dispute. The exchange ends with a demand to tell the fries and a note that the matter should be left to the court.
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Coat
Amy Foreage
Vane
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